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Yes Steve - look at what I wrote. I have two toddlers and wouldn't think of bringing them to a hockey game. That's just common sense on my part. If you think a hockey crowd in Raleigh is tough, may I invite you to attend a NASCAR race in Charlotte with me?

Lange drives me nuts. He was really in overdrive during the Stanley Cup runs in the early 90's. Give me RJ anyday.

The Far side - hands down

Why do so many posters on this board say stevetrojan? Is it a term, like O RLY? Please let me in on the secret.

F the media. No one gives Buffalo any credit. The ass-licks that called the game on OLN were spooching themselfs over Ottawa all game. Can't a network like OLN do better than the geeky Irv Weinstein?

Genius. Pure genius.

I think he's 6'9" and a friend of Tedy's.

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuumont!

That's pretty funny.

Good comeback.

You are a regular Dr. Noah Wylie! I bet you are a blast at family dinners. I have pissed many times in the Genessee River causing it to spill its banks. Yes, you do come off sounding like an ass.

FROM THE NY DAILY NEWS: Sterling Sharpe, hired by NBC Sports last week, treats the media like garbage. That wonderful characteristic did not change when Sharpe became a media member. No big deal. Most of us are used to being treated like dirt. At NBC, he will be judged on his performance - and if he can get along with his colleagues on the Peacock's NFL pregame show. That shouldn't be a problem. However, NBC may have one with two of its other NFL hires - Al Michaels, the play-by-play man, and Sports Illustrated/HBO's Peter King, who will serve as a reporter. In 1995, the pair worked together on ABC's "Monday Night Football." During a Dolphins-Chiefs game, Michaels triggered a nasty feud with King by trashing an SI cover on the rise of Pat Riley and the fall of Don Shula in Miami. Off air, Michaels basically told producers that when it came to breaking news, he and some of his colleagues did a better job than King in getting marquee players to talk. The diss got even hotter when Mark Mulvoy, SI's then-managing editor, defended King. Mulvoy ripped Michaels on WFAN's "Mike and the Mad Dog Show." Michaels fired back on WFAN, saying: "In the recent reports, King has done a lot that I've seen earlier in the day on CNN Headline News....I'm waiting to hear something that I haven't heard before. The feedback I get is very ordinary. I've never heard anybody say, 'That was really terrific.'" ”Ouch! Yeah, many moons have passed since this venom was flowing. But if you think King has forgotten, think again. In his Monday Morning Quarterback column on SI.com he often headlines one item: "Who I Like Tonight, and I Don't Mean Al Michaels." It makes you wonder if these two can happily interact.” I just gained even more respect for Al Michals than before! Thank god he’s not afraid to call out King for just what he is: a journalistic lightweight on his best days, and a partisan biased fan hack on most.

I thought the Bills only had character players. WTF McGahee? You sound like a immature !@#$ that needs a good ass kicking.

Crayonz sounds like a jackass. Is he really a Buffalo fan? What the hell is wrong with Sugar and who is Poojer?

I do remember Reed getting stripped at home against the Patriots in the final game of 94. We got killed that game.